The trial for an Austin Police officer could begin today, a bill that would create a new state border police force is heading back to the Texas House after the Senate gave final approval to the bill with some changes, and Austin AISD has its first set of graduations today. Plus, a look at the forecast. More on KXAN.com.

Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick joined the Texas Public Policy Foundation to discuss the end of the regular legislative session and the beginning of a special session focused on property taxes and the border. Read more: https://www.kxan.com/news/texas-politics/gov-abbott-calls-special-session-to-address-property-taxes-border-security-more-sessions-coming/

Austin city council is holding a work session to discuss Project Connect, Gov. Greg Abbott called the first of what he says will be several special sessions, and construction begins on a bridge on William Cannon Drive. Plus, a look at the forecast. More on KXAN.com.

Round Rock's transportation team unveiled its recommendations for road safety and capacity improvements.

One of Central Texas' most popular summer activities, tubing down the San Marcos River offers a refreshing retreat from the blazing hot Texas summers. Read more: https://www.kxan.com/news/texas/san-marcos-river-texas-tubing-floating-destination-at-little-cost/

7 people were treated for injuries after what medics called a "bee swarm attack" Monday at a south Austin park. No one needed to go to the hospital as a result of their injuries. Read more: https://www.kxan.com/news/local/austin/7-people-reportedly-hurt-after-bee-swarm-attack-near-south-austin-park/

Within the final hours of the legislative session, Texas lawmakers passed a measure designed to attract businesses to Texas and create high paying jobs, but critics say it hurts schools.

SB 490 was signed by Gov. Abbott before the end of the legislative session, and it will require hospitals to provide patients with itemized bills before taking them to collections. The bill was written as a direct result of a KXAN investigation. Read more: https://www.kxan.com/investigations/medical-billing-transparency-legislation-signed-by-gov-abbott/

Austin ISD campuses will get much-needed repairs and improvements to HVAC systems that parents says are long overdue. KXAN's Avery Travis spoke with the district to see when and how they'll make fixes. Read more: https://www.kxan.com/investigations/hvac-fixes-could-begin-as-soon-as-this-summer-for-some-austin-isd-campuses/

An Austin firefighter was stabbed in the thigh early Monday morning while trying to put out fires along Interstate 35 and Riverside Drive. The suspect is in custody. Read more: https://www.kxan.com/news/local/austin/austin-firefighter-stabbed-while-responding-downtown/

Austin leaders are still in the process of updating the city's outdated land development code, but as KXAN's Grace Reader reports, the changes the city council as tried to make are far from being implemented. Read more: https://www.kxan.com/news/local/austin/austin-city-council-to-prioritize-backlogged-land-development-code-adjustments/

The 12 members of the Texas House of Representatives named to serve as impeachment managers when Attorney General Ken Paxton's trial begins in the Senate discussed their selection for this role.

The Texas House of Representatives approved which 12 of its members will serve as managers when the Senate holds an impeachment trial of Attorney General Ken Paxton. Read more: https://www.kxan.com/news/texas-politics/texas-house-selects-12-managers-for-ken-paxton-impeachment-trial/